SDG WEEK 9:FIELD WORKS - ON CAMPUS OBSERVATION IIUM AS SUSTAINABLE CAMPUS: Students as Agent of Change





This week, our fieldwork activity focused on the 'Bring Your Own Cutlery (BYOC) Campaign,' which gave us valuable insights into how small actions can drive large-scale sustainability. Through this campaign, we realized that something as simple as using reusable cutlery can significantly reduce plastic waste. It was a reminder that every individual contribution counts and, when combined, can make a meaningful difference on our campus and in our communities.One of the most impactful lessons we learned was the power of raising awareness. Many of our peers were not fully aware of the environmental harm caused by single-use plastics, but through our campaign, we were able to engage them and encourage a shift in perspective. It became clear that education and awareness are key drivers of change.Additionally, we learned that students can play a pivotal role in sustainability efforts by leading by example. By practicing what we preach—using reusable cutlery and encouraging others to do the same—we demonstrated that positive change starts with us. This campaign was not just about reducing waste but about empowering each other to make responsible choices for a sustainable future.

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